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New editions of The Pitch - Agricultural Banks, Cellphone Repair, and Telecommunications Resellers.


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Real Estate - Homes

Homebuyers are willing to pay a premium for one perk: Walkability

Homebuyers are increasingly willing to pay a premium for a certain perk—and it's not a swimming pool, three-car garage, or two kitchens. A survey from the National Association of Realtors showed that Americans are prioritizing walkability in a way they haven't since the pre-Henry Ford era.

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Miscellaneous

84% say cheating is unforgivable, but definitions of betrayal keep expanding

In today's digital world, technology has reshaped boundaries, making emotional and financial infidelity just as common and detrimental as physical betrayals. Yet, no matter how cheating is viewed, most people can agree on one thing: infidelity can be enough to end any relationship.

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Internet Competitive Media

Content discovery still a challenge for streamers: Hub study

TV viewers continue to find it challenging to find relevant programs in the fragmented universe of streaming content, according to new findings from Hub Entertainment Research. While viewers continue to seek out new shows, the study found, the operative word is "new." What is regarded as "new to me" doesn’t necessarily mean watching a newly released program.

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